Well, you have already gotten past the highest hurdle: deciding that it is time to cut back. I am nearly 74, and even though I haven't slowed down a lot I know that I am on the down slope. I don't want to leave a clean-out burden for my son and Daughter and I want to leave a legacy for the grandkids so I am doing a lot of fairly significant upgrades to the house and old barn and the newer barn. As I go along with this I am constantly re-evaluating small things that I kept "just in case" and a lot is getting tossed. I sold my Ford 9000 puller a year and a half ago, because I could see that I was losing interest and it needed a major repair that I doubted that I would get to. I advertised it on Craig's first and got no bites, but sold it quickly half way across the country at my asking price after advertising it on a national puller's site. My 10 year old snowmobile went down the road last night because it is hard to leave my wife anymore while I go on four day trips. I'm going back to skiing! I am planning a significant repair this winter on a Ford that I still use a lot, but that pushes off work on an Oliver that doesn't get used. My main suggestion is to classify your treasures into categories and work on them gradually but constantly.
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